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That empty corner makes your room feel unfinished and wastes precious square footage you desperately need. A corner TV stand transforms this dead space into a working entertainment center that actually improves your room's flow. You'll gain storage, display space, and a proper home for your TV without sacrificing walkways.
Our collection addresses two distinct space challenges with targeted corner solutions that fit your lifestyle.
You need a focal point that draws people together without overwhelming your small space. The Harper corner TV stand's chevron doors hide clutter while its fireplace creates instant ambiance. The Dale corner TV stand's glass cabinets display your favorites while keeping dust away. Both support your TV securely while solving your heating and storage needs in one compact footprint.
Your home works better when each piece solves a specific problem. Once you've placed your TV stand, address these other daily challenges.
Clutter on every surface drains your energy and makes relaxing impossible. A sideboard contains the chaos behind closed doors while its top surface showcases pieces you actually want to see. Your space stays organized without constant maintenance.
That one corner still feels empty despite all your furniture. An accent chair fills this void with color and texture while providing the extra seat you always need when guests arrive. It becomes your favorite reading spot during quiet moments.
Choose a corner TV stand with a wide base and low center of gravity for stability. To prevent tipping, especially if you have kids or live in an earthquake zone, secure it to the wall with anti-tip straps or brackets.
Yes, you can use a corner TV stand in a room with baseboard heating, but make sure it doesn’t block the heater. Choose a stand with legs or an open design that lets air circulate-like the Harper Corner TV Stand with Fireplace. You might also consider wall mounting your TV to keep the heater fully clear.
Use cable clips, ties, or sleeves to keep cables organized and hidden behind your corner TV stand. Run cables neatly along the walls or use corner cable covers to conceal them. Make sure cables aren’t pinched and leave enough slack for easy access.
Besides the included tools, you might want a good-quality Phillips screwdriver, your own hex/Allen wrenches, or a cordless screwdriver with the right bits on a low setting to make assembly easier and faster.
Aligning doors can be tricky. Make sure the cabinet frame is square during assembly. Many hinges have screws for minor adjustments. It can also help to lay the unit on its side when attaching the doors.
